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A Rainfall Warning has been issued for BiH

Published: October 6, 2024
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In Bosnia and Herzegovina today, after a cloudy morning with light rain, mostly sunny weather is expected, while it will remain cloudy with rain in the southeast.

The Hydrometeorological Institute of the Republika Srpska warns that due to heavy rainfall and inflow of water from the upper part of the Sava river basin and its tributaries, a gradual rise in the water level of the Sava in the domain of medium-high waters is expected in the coming days.

The highest air temperature today will be from 12 to 18, in the south up to 21 degrees Celsius, announced the Hydrometeorological Institute of FBiH.

The wind will be weak to moderate, from the west, according to the forecast of the RS Hydrometeorological Institute.

Air temperature measured this morning at 7:00 a.m.: Čemerno five degrees, Han Pijesak and Glamoč six, Bjelašnica, Livno seven, Sokolac, Drvar eight, Mrkonjić Grad, Bihać, Bugojno nine, Bileća, Ribnik, Foča, Sarajevo, Zenica 10, Banjaluka , Bijeljina, Prijedor, Rudo, Doboj, Tuzla 11, Novi Grad, Trebinje, Mostar 12, and Neum 14 degrees Celsius.

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